There might or might not be a post today.
My 12 month old HP PC just went on the blink, with the screen going hay wire with what look like electrical impulses.
I will try to.post here a foto in case anyone has advice
Meanwhile, I managed to get this on the screen.
‘Your device has run into a problem. We need to fix it and then restart it.’
Or something like that, before the screen became pockmarked again.
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Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
A brief sample of a much greater picture.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Love for Spanish-speaking countries, their people, culture, and language
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
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Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
Random thoughts from a Brit in the North West. Sometimes serious, sometimes not. Quite often curmudgeonly.
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